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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-15

DESIRE to call the attention of dress-makers
and ladies about to have dresses made that I
own the best and cheapest assortment of plain
and fancy cotton velvets, plain, brocaded, varia-
gated and MORE silk velvets, pushes in every
shade under the sun. and can, will aud must sell
them cheaper than any dry goods house bought
them for. / also call your attention to our new
line OF imported pattern hats. which intend to
display fair week, at Newgardens Occidental
Millinery opposite transfer car
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-15
A Great Improveme

PATTERSON. fine livery. so East Court st.
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LAST Saturday night, Lacey tho photographers
in Vance Block, made number of views of the
Kimberlin gas well, the new Lawrence township
sspnsharp
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-15

RUSH COUNTY FAIR-Special train leaves Ir
dianapolis for Rushville at every morning
Round trip. Leo. +,
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Mrs. THoMAs's Dancing Academy See an
uouncements
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New YORK and return, via c.. III. & D. and
Erie railways, only s25. 30.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-12

51anbe iibertpinoen. ilno i9 femme
feine gr6Bere @9anbe ats bic, ipenn
Sic mid 70 bebanbeIn, tpie bic erite
bette Nnbere. Sd Bin ni1t fduffid. unb
tpenn sic nit mir bur1feBetl, mas Sic
bur@ieBen polen, 70 9ei9iebt es eben,
neil i'd Sic Iieb babe unb berebre.
uno ipenn Sic bann bon mir geben,
wie Sic ia bon mir gebeu mhfIen, bann
| fbe i9 ba unb grdme mid unb iodine
mid unb tperoe meines 2ebens nt6t
tpieber frob.
gfi6t pergebli6 batte @rete fitb an
Uruno's &itterli1feit getpanbt. Die
f6ii6ten @orte bes Mdb6ens, bas ieis
ne upllfommeue 9ilfloieteit rubis qua
gegeben bate, bate einen tiefen Gin
orud auf ibn gemaGt. SIS fam ibul
erbdrmIi6 Dor, baB ct fur bic Jreuno:
li9feiten, bic er @reten obne irgeno
Dpfer bate erweiien f6nuen.. nun ben
i6impfi6eu Wnderpreis fDrbern folfe.
Sic bdbeu &eAt. 8rete, beriebte er.
ernif. Tergeben Sic mir. rlnb er tpie.
berbolte no@mals in bemielben tparnen
5one tpie friiber: Sic fnb elm gutes,
auifdubiges Mdb@en, unb sic biirfen
INNER auf mid adblen. 06ren Sic.
@ret4en? gr rei9ie ibr bic 0anb. unb
nun lpill ifb Sic perIaHen. unb ami.
i6en uns bleibts beim Ilten, iagte er
in etpas Iuftigerem Sone. G9lafen
Sic mobl, @ret9en.
8rete bate ibm ftumm 3ugenidt unb
ibn ni9t einnal bis aur Sbar qeIeitet.
Sn ibrer tiefen grgriffenbeit bate fie
icgar Derfdumt, benz @rafea bic iiblihe
66f7i@teit 5u ermeiien. @obaIb er bic
2bar binter fi1 seidlofen bate, IieB
he ii6 auf ben nd6ften Stubl fallen,
beoedte ibre Nueen nit ben beioen
9dnDen unb peinte unb f1lu13te unb
3itterte beftig.
SrunO's Wunib elmer suten Na9t
tDurbe ni@t erb6rt. @rete tbat fein
aage 3u. Simmer ba9te ie an ben@ra.
fen, INNER fiibIte lie ben Druid ieiner
Grnit on Der ibrigen unb ieinen 3uB
auf ibren 2ippen. unb iie ,par glldli6
Hun0 tief traurig barf6er.
@ Sie bate i6ngft bic Sample gel6fht
aber BITE 9brdneti rolIten INNER nod
ii6er ibre @angen unb lie Biz feit In
bos Ropffifien, Inn bur9 ibr 6dlu@.
aen ni@t ibre Na6barin su ft6ren, bic
he sar getpobnten Starbe bate beims
tebreH b6ren.
Seitoem NOR ,pobl pieberum cine
Stuube Dergansen, bieaeiht nod mebr,
unb nod INNER fonnte Crete ben
S4laf niGt finben. Auf einmal fubr
he idblings bon ibrem 2dger auf. sic
bbrte Elm GerduI9. gs tpurbe iaGte
Elm S4IhfeI in bic Rorribortbare ges
fedt. Der S@red Idbmte ibr due @lie>
Der. @s fonnte nur Bruno iein! Mes
gine tnuBte ia Idusif su 9auie iein (!
DAB Bruno feinen S9liifel befaB, be.
ba6te He gar ni9t. ;. Gobalb fie fid
bonn erften G9reden erbolt bate,
fprone fie f6neu aus Dem Bette. fdob
ben Riegel Dor unb laui1te atbemlos
an ber Sbhr.
(Gortfetune foIst.,
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prei(e precten flir Bdn0e!

8urse finbertlsiber bon 65 CO. bis $3.50.
@eaeidnete uno einfa@e Sabeiaer bon l2a
@ents aufndrts.
8orbirte 1leberfleiber gu SO unb aufparts.
Borbtrte @afbmir Scarfs bon $l.5O-$2.
S9Darse nnb farbise Seriebs ax 81, 1926
1.50, So nnb ufparts.
9amelt 9trumpfiorten.
8raune 8aIbrissan, gutter NuaIitat, au 10
12, Is, 16, 20, 25, 80 Gts. ,,nb aufpdrts.
@tnfarbise @triimpfe-5u 10, IL, Is, 20,
25 @ents unb aufpdrts.
@infade unb 2urus @eioenit,iimhfe fiji,
Wdoden nnb ain6er, in allen Barben nnb au
allen Rreifen
Goriettz9 9epartentellt.
Bon gorietts baIten mir bic $50 Hone~, Biz
Barner 8ros., in allen @raben, bic 6. 3 a,
bic nY. 81, Die 81. 81 unb biels auoers
Warfen, gu 40, SO, 75 Gts. uns 81.
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II. MAIN PLAZA SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS T.. !"
IaS pft 9ebrau6te @prt;
De66al6 d6er6eu9t guc6!

8ran36Efde YereaIs au 8, 10, 124 II. Is c.
@e3etdnete 2ainns gu d, 81, 5, gu. 10 es
@eiber unb farbiser Muu-au 121, Is, 20
%, 35 unb 30 Gents.
8eibe eaipns -su 5, 7, 8, 10, 12s, is, 20
25, 80, S5 unb 40 Gents. 8u baben in 8i
fbopS, 8ietoria unb Snbia 2apnS.
Reriif&e aaipns in allen Sdattirunssn Dor
l5 Bis au 80 gents
Gmbroiberie 9epartentett.
e4peiser Borbiruns bon 8 Bis rs Gts.
ganlbrir 8o,birung bon 2a-5O CO.
AainfoOt ginfaiiuns bon $50 gts.
Garbise &nrbirunseu u. aubenrante ba5u.
stirt 8Iouneins, bole 2duse .75-$2.50.
SpiBem 0epartenle1t.
Cine enbIofe guspabl in foleenben epiben.
iorten: Gsbptifde, tiirfifde, Gordon, galen.
eia, 8riton, epanifde, Gseurial, Gebora-ir ii
allen 8reiten, bon Oer biIiefen Bis gu Der be-
fen glaiIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-12

Glouneinas unO tirfiide Mubenranbfpisen
in Cream, Beib, Beige unb farbig.
Spaniid)e @uimpure in Sdwars, Gream
nnb 8eise, unb paifenoe ginfaiiunsem.
9amen.Saidenth@er, iueise, NIT GantaFe.
einfaifuns, 8ierrauo unb Baden; slei9fans
eine fd)one anspabI bon Srauer.Taf9enti.
8ern au allen Yreiieu.
9ausbaltuussitofe.
gebIeidter Slid Damaf-3u s5. 40, 45,
80 Gents unb auftpdrts.
8rauner Damait su %. 80, 40 unb 50 cs.
Rotber 9iirfifder Slid .Damaf af-3u 80, IS,
40, 30 unb 60 gents unb aufmdrts.
@ebleidte uno unseblei9te Damait Sanb.
tiiGer, gutter @r0Be, gu 8. 10, IL, Is, 20 gs.
unb aufiparts. @robe tiirtifde Babe. Sanbs
tiider au is, Is, 20 unb 25 Gents.
@etrauffss 2anbtd9erseuq, bon 80 ets.
Sbisen. gorbanse su l23. 16, 20, 25, 80
Gents nnb auitpdrts.
Drapirun9sfoffe au 10, IL uno Is @ents.
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Serren BaIbrissan uub brnunes QisIetbreab
llnteraeus, bon sl.75 bis $3.50, per an5us.
Cine bubi9e Auswabl bon f4mar;en pals.
ta4ern, Gantaiiei@leifen, Binbior. unb flour
In banb@ grabatten.
Gin fd0ner 8orratb BON Ieinenen unb leibe.
men n-gaf6entidern, Opera S9leifeu,
feioenen Negenf1irmen.
Gin iebr srobes enforcement bon iueiben uuo
bunten Rnaben.O Oberbsmben aus @ereaI, firs
Ilter bon 4-l2 Sabr.n. 3u Is, rs, s5, 80 81.
nnb aufpdrtS.
/ Serrenf9ube in allen Gprinen unb 0fuRerx
nno au allen Yreiieu.
Son Serren- unb Rnaben. Strobbtten baben
mir bas ausgebreitetfe Eager i'm Siouefen.
Serren. uuo sfnaben .sSil3bite, pei9e uuS
feife, bon allen Mrten unb S9attiranseu.
Sdub5eug fiir 9amen II. &inoer.
Sn bieiem Department bin id) 70 pohI Dor.
seieben, Oab ib aae unb Sebsrmann 80 befrie>
oigen bermag.
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Yaraiol 9epartenteltt.

@ir baben bas bel weitem srObte unb boll.
fGnotgte Enforcement bon einfa6en uno 2u>
rus. Sonnenfd,irmen in bet Stabt.
S9narafeioene RarafoIs-bon 75 CO. Bis 81.
S9parse atlas. @dirme bon 25-$5.
S9parae Mtlas. S1irme sefiittert unb nit
Spisenranb bon $225-$15.
garbige garalols unsefdtrerte-- % Bis $6.
Garbise Harafols, sefiitterte, nit spiben.
ranb-Son ESQ bis $12.
RinSer-garafols an So, so, 75 CO, II. 81.
9anem : @eiBwaaren.
Seh,ben, bolle @r0Be. bon 40 CO. bis au 81.
ganee Semoen, bon 10 CO. bis gu 81.
eoriett'Beiten aller grOben, bon 30 Gents
bis gu $1.b0.
Sonlmet @auac neberpeFen, in grosen bon
2s-44, gu 40, so unb go @ts.
Cine bubble GuSpabl bon Sill II. Spiben>
bauben fir &inber bon 26 es bis So.
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Seibelt : 9epartelaent.

S@parser unb farbiser atIaf, bon so gents
tis gu 81 90.
eurab eeibentoffe in allen S@attirunsen
o. Is Gents unb $500.
S9parjer ufO farbiser @ros Grain su 1885,,
90 e., 81, $1.25 unb $50.
@efreifte un6 f9edise CONNER. eeben su
, 81, 40, so, 65, 70 nnb 70 gents.
S4parser un6 farbiser Surab atlas, su
so unb rs gents.
&leiSeritof : 9epartemelit.
CONNER. gafimire pie Huns. Selling, alba.
roe, GRAPES. alserienne etreif Satin bo.
erenobine, Debese 30 allen @reilen.
eatins. eeaei@nel cber einfarbis au 10, 15,
20, 26, 30 unb So Gents.
GrinfIee eeerinders gu Z, Q, le, IL unO lb Go.
@inebam In babider auspabI au 8, 10,
AZ uab is Gents
8epbbr Ginsbdm su 20, 25 unb 80 es.
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eMredlid, iimb bic Wertuaftunaeu,


Del6e arantbeiten ber Rieren uno Der 8lole i'm
Sbifem anri9teu. 0litunter seriforen iie biz
aontttutiOn fhneaer, ais Sdpinofudt uns
anosre lebenssefdbrlide 9uns es lbun
So'ern Sbnen Sbr 2tben lieb II, gebiettn Sis
einem 4inneieen sur S6wdAe unb ber barouf.
toi9tnsen nnibdtiefeit Der Nierenoraane, renn
Sts oerslei9en merten, ginbaIt. Slosen Sis
Der FUR oas eebsu nidtigen ausfdeioenben
|nnttton nss Nieren araft unb 3bdiisfeit bur6
oas bsiLlame barntrsibenbe WlittsI: Soffet.
ter Wag sin. Ourd bas
ielbe Dtro aud eiuer trdsen 8laTe bic notbioe
Anrspung seaebsn. Bel 8eiten anaepsnbet
tam eurd eafelbe Der 8rishtfaen Srantbeit
oeer Diabetes, bem BIafenfatarrb unb onberer
abnliAen Rranfbeitsn boraebeuat wtrben. Qe.
berbef4werben, geraobfung, 0erbenleiben uni
Mbenmattsmns iinb ebeufalls nit bisiem uu.
iibertreffi6en 4ausmiitd su bertreiben. Sc.
cen ben GinFub feu9ttn ODER anberipeitia uu.
siniiiseu Bettsrs 1T es Elm pobIIbdtiaes Sd,ut.
rnitteI unb mad lleberanfrensuus siebt ss nsu,
&raft.
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Dte Iebet1Sart oct alien
Htepfta11er.
talus Dr. @. .8,abrs. vDie auIturo0lter
NIt Mmerifas.l


9ie gobenfuItur aalt bel ben Meris
tonern als anoeiebene Nefdl6ftiouno
bod, mar fie NIT pielen BefdtperOen
I perbunben, ba es an 3uotbieteu unb
pafIenbeu Nder5qutperf,euoen monoeIte
Nuber elmer fupferuen Irt ,um y3ie6er.
| bauen Der gdume bebiente man fid5 ei<
ner b6laerner ,unten banobreiten Gd1ous
feI ober elmer fupferueu bolbmon6f6rs
miQen Sade nit b6neruem @riffe ann
llmaraben beg NeI6es uno zines fpiSeu
i'm s5euer aehdrteten @todes. permitteIft
beilen man in aerobeu yfeifen unb in
aleider gntfernuua ppn chamber 26s
der in BEN 8ooen ffies Sn hieie mari
mou eiuiae 5aotf6rner unb bebedte Re
nit grbe. 9luffeimenbes llnfrqut idtete
man iorafdltia aus. Oiebifd1e W6oeIs
ldaaren beriheud,ten in @eriiften DON
6ola ober GdiIf perboroeue Wdhter.
meiit Guoben ssrousn unh p;nher
baIfen BEN Wfdnnern Bel BEN leid5terert
Mrbeiten bes 6dens unb @rntens. Oie
5heune, in lpeldber mon BEN grntefes
aen bara, erboute mon BEN omerifoui=
fnen YIodhduiern oIeid1. aug qoI,.
, itdmmen NIT einem Dod,e unb Seffs
nungen aur Qiftuna, gtad, gldpioero
tonnten fie an $1,000 Soneaos Wois
faiien. 9fls DiinoemitfeI biente mie
beute nod, bic aid,e Der perbrouutem
8dume ufo @ebufd,e. uid5t cher and,
Menf9enfotb. ben man stpar uabe benz
Mtarttplab Sen0Ttitlan's (bie beutige
9auptitabt Merifo) in eroben Mengen
fsilbot, aber mad 8ernal Dia3 nur gum
@eroen Der Sbierbdute. yta9 ieber
@rnte lieB man Die Gelber einige Sabre
brad liegen, bis bas iteu aufmuhernbe
1ntrant unb @ebiiI9 neuen Dunaer
ltefsrn tonnte. 9ie saatfeIbsr marsm
NIT 8rdben aur fiuifli9en 8smdEerung
Dur@l9nltten unb nit MaguepsSeden
ooer Stetmauern nmgeben, bic idbrIid6
I'm Nfonat Se3ertber ausgebeiIert mur,
ben.
AuBer ben berporrasenbften Sfubs
pflan5en, bem Mais, ber 8aumnolle
uHo bes pielperiuenobaren Waaguep
oaiitett he @aeao unb @bian, 8obnen,
3hrbife, IRebrere arten gbili, 8ana.
men beioe in ben beibeu 2anoftriden,
Nsa, Nantoe, eamote, @aeabuate. Sicama,
Jopoaume' nno als oerauidenbe Mits
e .sl me9tere aaoalsarfer, bod benubten
tH ~ Osmleioen Smede S1mdmme unb
O'ollugqullamen.
Sie Nabrung mar 3umeiit cine peae.
tabilifbe. Mfais unb 8obnen in 6eu
berf9ieoeniien 3ubereitunaen biIbeten
bic Sauptseri1te. isleildfpeiien oes
mob man gem6bnlid) nur bel feifIid,eu
@elagen, obtpobI man 6unbe, RQnins
den, Sauben unb Srutbnbner aiidltete
llno bic Sagb Wilb unb @efliiael Iieferte.
Der Wais murbe in perfdiebeuen Stos
bien Der &eife unb ebenfo in perfdieoes
men 3ubereitungen sesefen. Die gnb.
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Arllte 2adod)ett.
serlinsr aomau Don Paul siasaa.
.LGOrtietnns.l

luOassuAs'l
Vt lob no9 Der lbr. gs NOR me.
alge Mttnnten iia@ neitn. vi bate eins
ttberaus unangenebme, lditige gmpfin=
Dung. eoi1 Der er itd1 ni4t nollfOmmen
&e@eni@oft ablegte. Ct fiiblte cine
IllerEpitrDtge Ueanrubigung, eine tiefe
geritimmung. gs mo9te iuohl cine
AaipaHolung pom @iferiudt fein. @r
lpuBte 60 lelbE nidt. Gr mar aber ems
port Dei Dem We1aaten, ooB er it4 bon
Dem Wtdb9en hlnter's Stdt fiibren
Iolle. Darnnl mpllfe uno nlubte er fid
iofoft WeinIBDett neriGaften.
an per ede bet Stnoen labm er eine
gr0l@teunO fubr no4 Der Sinoenffrabe.
w mar NOD nidt bdlb 5ebn, als CT
luieoer Dor Der 5btlr Der Sellnib'f9eu
&S0bHurg ifanD uno bic Glode 3og.
Wrete bate es nd unmittelbar nod
Druno's S@etoen bequeIt gema9t; iie
9atte spr &leio unD ilr @orfet ausge5o'
gen nno elne lei@te Slouie abergepors
rem, tn Der ne ain liebfen arbeitete uuo
eili3adeno auslab. Sie fubr erihroden
lllannleii, als bic Slide anf6lug.
zVer iippfe Dos inobl iein2 &egine
pate to tbrfH S@lahel, tinb bic Oper
tonnte Do@ au@ ro9 ni9t aus iein.
&c irat an oie 6lurtbhr unb fragte
21er lt oas
JN lin's-, atlttportste @raf pageer,
BITE. 6nusn Sie.
Mlstr gretens @timme pertomnien,
gatte e eslIe gard iiiertipitrolge Berubis
gling iiilo 6reuoe geflik!t. Grete bffnete
sgrl. Jgre duBerte Meberrafdung itber
oleIe ulterlqriele 9hdtebr NOR beutli9
alT tgsem WeF@te 90 leteit.. sic mar
legr Defdngen uiiD bei@dmt oariiber,
ng 10, ME lle mar, BEN 9errH @rafen
jetgen 81 miiflen.
M6er elae iip@ tietere S4am bate
p@ Drlnos oemd@tlgts
w uiaqte lt9 Die beftieFen 8orwiirfe
MDer pep DeielDt8enDen Weroaht, Der In
lgm ahI8eIilegelt mar. I'm nun ieinen
gelu@ 3u re4tfertisen, brahte CT in
pantmelnDem Wortrage oas Beite Dor,
mqs INN eerabe etnftel; er permiRe
!etne Drfettai4e, unS uihe ni4t, Oh
e glsr coer ~ 3auie gelaiien babe.
Vrele patte nafilrli9 ni@ts gefunoen,
aDer pe na9m to8lei9soie Sompe uto
ohs@lu@te pas GUNNER alfmertlam.
w. eS ne 10 ~ geohdter 5fsnung
IVY oet 1ompt nmDerleudbten tab, be-
lgh@ tpn eine tleie Mhbrung uno cine
e0a5 lpnpsrDofe 3drtli9telt.
Ealleg 0ie niir, lisbes 3inb, faete er
q 9erls@em lone. go tusroe he loon
pnDen. Sanen Sle!
" peliie bic Sampe, bic er @reteu
aus Der 2anD 8enommen bate, auf ben
Gu@. w predie bem perlegen oreins
paoenosu ytdD@en beibe 0dnoe entges
cen nnD ta9 iie NIT ipormer JHuisfeit
eg: rete lenite ben Ropf etwas unb
tUillQ eErbfncuD Die Xff1en an Nnhen
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sWenn rihtis ausetuanbt, mirfen
Or. quguit 96niss Samburger Sros
pfen tets nit ausge3eidneten @rfoigeu.
sic oarfen bel mir ME ousgebeu." .
sluguit &aufmann, 2a@roHe, Wis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-12

= Sas grbBte Eager bon @euebr.
unb &eoolperspatronen unb 6iiIien bel
y piper & 9 d)ultbeB.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-03-31
Bogus Butter in France.

The French Legislature has adopted
bill regulating the sale of Oleomargarine, OF
which the following is an abstract:
1T is illegal to sell, import, or export
margarine, oleomargarine, or any other
mixture of fat or oil under the name of
butter, whatever may be the quantity of
either of these substances that may be
mixed in it. Thelpenalty is fine of from
$40 to $50, and from six days to six months
imprisonment. All fraudulent mixtures
of butter and fat which are prohibited are
liable to confscation. The Court is also
empowered to publish particulars of the
fraud, and of the punishment inflicted, in
the newspapers, public markets, or places
where the fraud has been committed, or
upon the doors of the house of the delin-
quent at his expense. A person convicted
a second time will in all cases receive the
extreme penalty. Every seller of imita-
ton butter, or mixture of butter, is bound
to inform the buyer of the nature of the
compound, and have the casing or wrap
ping paper printed with the words Mar
garine,' or 'Oleomargarine,' in plain charac-
tiers. All articles for holding these fats
must have these words burned in by the
manufacturers and wholesale dealers. The
same words are to be used upon all in
voices and bills between buyer and seller,
and the same terms must also be used by
carriers, under heavy penalties"
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-03-31
Why Women Marry.
Detroit Free Press. |


An article has beea going the rounds OF
Marry" So l have begun to make in
quiries why women marry. began first
on my landlady at dinner time, but she
answered me so sourly, Because l didn't
stay singlem with look that added 'you
idiot" plainly as words could have done,
that trembliDgly made up my mind to
pay up my last months board bill and
pursue further inquiries by post
So to the question, why did you
marry?" the following answers were re-
ceived:
Because all fools weren't dead yet"
Because had the chance"
Because 1 didn't want to be hired
girl. soon found out, though, that l was
working for my board and clothes"
II threatened him with breach Of
promise suit if he wouldn't"
Because 1 wore so much store hair and
bought my complexion he thought l was
"a instead of A."
Because / never wanted to 60 into any
business where couldn't be boss"
Because was as big fool as most
other girls are"
Because he always said was an angel.
Now he always says he wishes was one"
ITO see who was the best man. I've
found out am"
''Out of pride for my sex. He had al
ready outlived three women. l have
brought back the palm Of my sex. He
was my first husband and Pm looking for
my sixth"
If there is any woman who reads this
paper who married for love, money or
spite, write quickly and let me know, or
if any such case has come under your
notice please inform me and you will be
suitably rewarded.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-03-31
How Much Can be Dreamed in Five
Seconds.
From the Revue Scientifique. ]

l was sitting with police official at his
Office, and we were discussing some fantas-
tic story, when an emplOye came in and sat
down beside us, leaning his elbows on the
table. l looked up and said to him: You
have forgotten to make the SOUP" No, no /;
come with me-" We went out together,
going across long corridors, 1 walking be-
hind him, at the college where / was
brought up. He went to wing of the
house which 1 knew well, and which led to
the class rooms. Under the stairs he
showed me stove, on which stood an oys-
ter shell with little white paint in it II
had been mixing water colors the evening
before "But you have forgotten the vege-
tables. Go to the porter at the other end
the court yard you will find them there
on table" waited for a long time; at
last l saw him making signs to me that he
had found nothing. 1T is at the left hand
side," shouted, and saw him cross the
yard, coming back with an immense cab
bage. 1 took knife from my pocket,
which always kept there, and at the mo-
ment when was going to cut the vegetable
1 was awakened by the noise of bowl of
soup being put heavily upon the marble
top of the table next to my bed.
It appears to me that the idea of soup
was suggested to me by the smell at the
moment when the door was opened by the
servant bringing in the soup while l was
asleep, and it takes five seconds at the most
to walk from the door to the bed.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-03-31
What Our Statesmen Drink.
From the Boston Traveller. !

From the Boston Traveller
The President and his official advisers
are not unit upon the drink question.
Mr. Cleveland likes glass of Plebian beer,
but since his increasing stOutness he has
used it in very moderate quantities. He
has no love''for the stronger drinks, and con-
fines himself almost exclusively to malt
liquors. Mrs. Cleveland is a strict temper
ance woman, and does not drink even the
light wines Secretary Bayard likes red
wines, and a glass of good old Burgundy is
his delight. Secretary Manning, like the
President, is fond of malt liquors, with an
occasional glass of light wine. Secretary
Whitney's wine is champagne. He sips all
the regular drinks on the table, but in
variably saves himself for the champagne.
Whitney has grown remarkably stout with
in the last few months. Certainly no man
in the cabinet has been so high liver as
he. Secretary Endicott treats his aristO-
cratic stomach with a choice selection of
old and rare wines. He is a connOisseur,
and his judgment is probably second only
to that of Justice Gray, of the Supreme
Court, and Senator Hale, both of whom are
experts. Both of these gentlemen, how
ever, paled before President Arthur, of
whom a celebrated wine merchant said:
HE is the finest judge of Madeiras in this
country, and his opinion upon other wines
is almost as good" Secretary Lamar hasn't
any particular liquor. He does not linger
over the wine cup, neither does Postmaster
General Villas, but neither will shy glass
of rare vintage Attorney General Garland
is fond of neither wine nor malt liquors
He drinks plain whisky. with very little
water in il
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-03-31
AN EMPTY NEST.

crave old man and maiden fair
Walked together at early morn;
The thrushes up in the clear cool air
sang TO the farmer planting his corn,
And OH how sweet was the fresh turned
mound
And oh, how fair were the budding trees !
For daisv's silver and dafiodil's gold
Were full of the haI py honey bees.
.Ah look there's an empty nest, she said;
And / wonder where sing the last years
BIRDS"
Then the old man quickly raised his head,
Though scarcely he noted her musing words !;
He tore the nest from the swayiDg tree.
He flung to the winds its moss and hay,
And said: when empty nest you see,
BE sure that you throw it far away"
But why?' she asked, with a sorrowing face
why may not the pretty home abide?
Because" he answered, Twill be place
In which the worm and the slug will hide.
Last wear twas fair enough in its. way
II was full of love- and merry with song;
But days that are gone must not spoil to-day. ]
Nor dead Joys do the living joys wrong.
The maiden heard with thoughtful face
Her first false love had gone far away
And she thought: Is my heart become place
For anger and grief and hate to stay?
Down heart, with thy sad, forsaken nest!
Fling far thy selfish and idle pain,
The love that is ours Is always the best;
And she went with a smile to her work again.